Drop Yer Guns synopsis in Horses Valley 1768
Bolomon Binkus, veteran scout and interpreter, and his young companion Jack Irons travel through Horses Valley New York in September 1768 to warn settlers of an Indian uprising. Jack is an educated young frontiersman.
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Bolomon Binkus
Acout
Jack Irons
Horses Valley
New York
Jack
Holt
Ohio
John Irons
Peter Bones
Buckeye
Albany
Wing’s Falls
Jackerbout
Red Snout
Jock
Canady
Frontier Scout Recalls Night of Savage Indian Encounter
Solomon, John Irons, and kin trap and feed a fighting band of Hurons and Algonks in a tense night of feasting and near battle. A white outlaw chief Splitnose leads the Indians while Buckeye the young Huron aids in a tense escape and capture plot.
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Solomon
Great Splitnage
John Irons
Ohio Country
Texas Press Association to Convene in Amarillo
The forty fifth annual Texas Press Association convention will be in Amarillo June 18 19 and 20 with officials led by Secretary Sam P Harden. The program covers opening ceremonies speeches panels luncheon at canyon and college visit followed by a canyon luncheon and return to Amarillo. Friday includes meetings fine detail on front offices advertising utilities and small town papers with officer elections and next meeting site.
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The
Texas Press Association
Amarillo
Sam P. Harden
Richardson
Sam H. Braswell
Harry T. Warner
Paris News
Mra
Jesse C. Wheeler
Brownaville Herald
R. T. Craig
Athens Review
Northman
Oran Kelly
Spearman
Practical School of Printing
Fred B. Johnston
Southwest School of Printing
Dallas
W. D. Holland
Mercedes Tribune
Magic Valley Press Association
E. A. Carlock
Paducah Post
Panhandle
Northwest Press Associations
Frank H. Bowron
Graham
Leader
Northwest Texas Press Association
Ben F. Harigel
la Grange Journal
New Mexico
W. H. Graham
Melrose Messenger
Eastern New Mexico Press Association
John F. McFarland
Jacksonville Banner
Reading
0. C. Harrison
Baylor County Banner
Seymour
George Inglish
Stamford Leader
Masla
Braswell
0. C. Harrigan
George W. Bowman
Itasca
Henry Lewis Smith
Lee Memorial School of Journal
Fem
Sterling Hart
Commerce Journal
Mayme Wynne Cox
Woman's Viewpoint
Houston
Public Utilities Advertising
George McQuaid
Texas Public Service Information Bureau
Ole Buck
Nebraska Press Aegociation
Harvard
Neb
Wilam Schofield
Lockhart Post
Lightning Ignites Oil Tanks Spark Fire Duos in Texas
A storm before dawn Tuesday set two tanks ablaze at Goose Creek and one at Webster in Houston area. Ten days earlier Humble Oil tanks suffered a souring loss estimated at 600000 dollars.
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Houston
Tex
Goose Creek
Webster
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Immigrant Plan Sends 8000 Japanese to Brazil This Year
The home department announced plans to send 8000 Japanese immigrants to Brazil in the remaining months of the year.
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Brazil
Tokio
Home Department
Ski racing schools spread in Scandinavia
Ski runners gain popularity with training schools rising in Scandinavia. Instruction halls include built inclines to teach beginners the art of descending steep slopes and build confidence for competition.
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Scandinavian Countries
Black and White Ointment Claims Quick Skin Relief
Ad touts Black and White Ointment and Soap for pimples and eczema. It promises rapid improvement with 50c Ointment containing triple the amount of the 25c size and urges readers to buy from local dealers.
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Anid
Peter Boneses
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Bones
Foxy
Red Brother
Great Father
Mike Harpe
Pesky Devils
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Owl Chemical
Terre Haute
Ind
Iddeya